The Deportable Labor State: Early Political Developments in the US and the World (1885-1939)

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Brief Overview

This paper examines the lost comparative origins of what I call the deportable labor state in the US and the world. It is part of a larger book project. It might be a good fit for a panel on migrant labor governance.

Author

• Gabrielle Clark, California State University-Los Angeles